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[Debanga_Shivam @debangaS7]

A single tweet can have such effects. Are markets such volatile? Does sentiments and fomo play a bigger role then technicals and fundamentals?
#bullish #nse #SuchetaDalal #AdaniPower #StockMarketindia #elonmuskmoment #MarketsWithETNOW

[shruti. @shruutie]

Movies like Hanuman Ansh are one reason superstition and a backward mindset persist in Indian society.

The film glorifies so called miracles of Lakshman Narayan Sharma, aka Neem Karoli Baba, that lack reliable historical evidence.

The story of him travelling without a ticket, being thrown off a train and then stopping it sounds absurd and is not backed by railway records.

It's high time to speak out against such misleading movies that pull society backward, not toward the future. We need change, not traditional garbage.

[Debanga_Shivam @debangaS7]

@chiragbarjatya Mg

[Debanga_Shivam @debangaS7]

@RajSingh_Jakhar 10/10

[Debanga_Shivam @debangaS7]

@GabbbarSingh How much sucking is too much sucking?😭

[Anushank Jain @anushankjain]

We're working with a startup that lets you NEGOTIATE flight fare in real time. Like literally you can click on a button and it negotiates and gets you the best price of that flight 🤯. Ex Cleartrip folks - solid background. Link in pinned comment.

[LifeMathMoney @LifeMathMoney]

Dal is rich in protein.

Non-veg food is cruel.

Whey protein is bad for the kidneys.

Home cooked food is always healthy.

[Nibir Deka @nibirdeka]

Understanding the Hate Towards Assam: The UP of the Northeast

Assam is sometimes called the Uttar Pradesh of the Northeast. Rarely as a compliment.

The stereotypes given in Meghalaya are familiar. Assamese tourists come to the hills, stop their cars beside a beautiful viewpoint, eat Maggi and leave the packet behind. Sometimes the anger is deserved. I have seen our own aunties behave as if every flower in Ward's Lake is part of a government horticulture scheme meant specifically for them.

But then there is the other side.

An AS-numbered car misses a signal somewhere around Dhankheti, and suddenly the driver is a Dakhar. One bad indicator and several Galis are invoked.

There is a reason this mistrust exists.

During the Hill State movement, Assam was seen as the dominant state, and for legitimate historical reasons. Questions of language, administration and cultural imposition created resentment among the hill communities. Meghalaya itself emerged from that history.

But history has an interesting habit. The circumstances change faster than the politics built around them.

Today, there is hardly any Assamese expansion happening inside Meghalaya. The average Assamese isn't waking up in Guwahati dreaming about buying a plot in Police Bazar. Yet in parts of the political imagination, the old Assamese aggressor remains alive and well due to a lack of new political imagination.

And that is where history slowly becomes stereotype.

We saw the contradiction again recently. A protest concerning recruitment and transparency, a domestic Meghalaya issue involving the KSU, somehow ended with vehicles bearing Assam registration numbers being targeted.

That distinction is important. The KSU does not represent every Khasi. The Khasi community does not represent all of Meghalaya.

But outrage doesn't enjoy nuance. So Assam retaliates. Block the road. Stop the vehicles. Teach them a lesson. Half the homestays in Shillong get cancellations.

Revenge served? Not quite.

Because somewhere near Khanapara, an Assamese cab driver is now sitting inside his vehicle, calculating his EMI. His livelihood depends on taking tourists from Guwahati to Shillong every day.

You thought you were punishing Meghalaya. Your rhetoric also punished the Assam cab-walla.

And indiscriminate retaliation doesn't stop to ask whether the person inside an ML-number vehicle is Khasi either. He could be Garo. He could be Jaintia. He could have absolutely nothing to do with whatever happened in Shillong.

This is the great comedy and tragedy of the Northeast.

We spend enormous amounts of energy proving how different we are, only to discover during every blockade that our economies are hopelessly dependent on each other.

Shillong needs tourists arriving through Assam. Assamese cab drivers need Shillong. Meghalaya needs roads through Assam. Assam needs Meghalaya's markets, people and tourism economy.

Our students cross these borders. Our businesses cross them. Our friendships cross them. Our romances occasionally cross them too. (Except that Jaintia baddie who never called me back)

Some disputes deserve anger. Assam is absolutely right to be angry. But collective punishment is intellectual laziness.

An Assamese littering in Shillong doesn't represent Assam. A Khasi vandalising a car doesn't represent Meghalaya. And neither side becomes safer by converting a number plate into an ethnicity.

Conclusion – The Northeast is a contradiction until you accept we are all connected and that none of us can exist without each other.

And one personal disclosure before somebody inevitably questions which side I am on. My work as a journalist has taken me across the length and breadth of this region. I was born in Assam, but when I report on conflicts between its people, I cannot afford to see everything through one particular lens.

[Tehseen Poonawalla Official 🇮🇳 @tehseenp]

Guys @DelhiPolice has detained me !!!

They have put me under house arrest with NO PAPERS!!

I am with the @DelhiPolice

#EthanolScam BETA BADHAO YOJNA SUGAR DADDY

[Harteerath Singh Ahluwalia @HarteerathSingh]

Sivasagar is the worst-hit district in Assam right now.

It’s not getting a relief camp from us. It’s getting adopted- the entire district.

@Hemkunt_Fdn is already on the ground, seva running 24/7, for as long as it takes.

We’re not leaving until Sivasagar is back on its feet.

[The Exploited TaxPayer @IndiaNewGen]

Time for @nsitharaman & @nitin_gadkari ji to go now and serve their respective homes.

The FM played a dirty game with millenials with the new regime, surcharge, ltcg, cess, tax on pf & nps. This generation can't be fool.

Make meaningful reforms. Leave the leech mentality.

[Voice of Assam @VoiceOfAxom]

Reach of Right Wing X accounts has gone.

Insta has completely been overtaken by protest videos.

Narrative is shaping up against the Govt & gaining much wider reach.

And the kids are enjoying the protest, making contents and getting viral.

[Debanga_Shivam @debangaS7]

@kushal_mehra Working overtime mate? Bills cant be that high blud

[Jokerrr @jokerrr2_0]

Delhi police in Jamia Library during CAA NRC.

[Debanga_Shivam @debangaS7]

@kushal_mehra Kushal, you can do better lol

[Debanga_Shivam @debangaS7]

@ugach_kahitarii link pls

[Abhijeet Dipke @abhijeet_dipke]

Permission granted by police!

Cockroaches gather at Jantar Mantar

[Ramadan🇵🇸 @unfazed_cali]

So what if NEET exam is conducted again, at least we are at the first position in UPI transactions - Palki Sharma

[Techwiser @TechWiser]

It might have come to your attention that a recent Ai+ video is no longer live on the channel.

We are currently dealing with a legal discourse prompting this action. While we cannot discuss or reveal the specifics of the case as the same is sub-judice before the Hon’ble High Court of Delhi. However, what can be emphasized upon is that there is a much larger issue at stake here –

The Trust in YouTube review(s).

For over a decade, Techwiser has been built upon a foundation of aiding and helping you learn, discover and decipher technology and consumer tech products. Techwiser has tirelessly created content and has always endeavored to share critical observations with utmost honesty backed with deep research and has time and again ensured that our content is fair and within lawful free speech limits.

We, at Techwiser, believe that a company should not be permitted to use legal action by presenting a convenient, self-serving and inaccurate set of facts and narrative for silencing a critical opinion done in good faith.

We are working with our legal team to defend a fair, honest and bonafide review. We aren’t just fighting for one video; we are fighting to ensure that your trust in YouTube video continues and lives on.

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[Debanga_Shivam @debangaS7]

@aboyobbhuyan Nice try lil bro

[Abhishek @abhishekporaxar]

It’s interesting how Assamese women have proudly carried forward our traditional attire while I see most Assamese men just wear random North Indian clothes with a Gamusa around the neck. We, Assamese men must also put an effort & dress traditionally, on occasions like Bihu!